It is well-known that ensemble of classifiers can achieve higher accuracy compared to a single classifier system. This paper pays attention to ensemble systems consisting of multiple feature extractors and multiple classifiers (MFMC). However, MFMC increases the system complexity dramatically, leading to a highly complex combinatorial optimization problem. In order to overcome the complexity while exploiting the diversity of MFMC, we suggest in this paper a hierarchical ensemble of MFMC and its optimizing framework. By constructing local groups of feature extractors and classifiers and then combining them as a global group, the approach achieves a better scalability. Both reinforcement machine learning and Bayesian networks are adopted to e...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...
Object recognition in images is used in many areas of practical use. Very often, progress in its app...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
We present an automatic method, based on a neural network ensemble, for extracting multiple, diverse...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...
Object recognition in images is used in many areas of practical use. Very often, progress in its app...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
In this paper, a new approach for pedestrian detection is presented. We design an ensemble of classi...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
Many of the studies related to supervised learning have focused on the resolution of multiclass prob...
We present an automatic method, based on a neural network ensemble, for extracting multiple, diverse...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...
Object recognition in images is used in many areas of practical use. Very often, progress in its app...
Many typical applications of object detection operate within a prescribed false-positive range. In t...